[VIDEO] Achieving Democracy Together for 30 years – and counting.
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[VIDEO] Achieving Democracy Together for 30 years – and counting.

August 30, 2024

Amidst the growing threat of extremist bigotry and attacks on our democratic freedoms, this is a moment for vigilance, determination – and hope. Interfaith Alliance is thrilled to celebrate 30 years of advocacy as we prepare for the critical work ahead of us. Watch the video to learn about our history and our future!

A Victory for Religious Freedom and Public Education
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June 27, 2025

A Victory for Religious Freedom and Public Education

The Senate Parliamentarian just struck a major blow to efforts to undermine public education and erode the separation of religion and government. The proposed national school voucher program, modeled on the so-called Educational Choice for Children Act, has been removed from the Senate’s budget reconciliation package after being ruled in violation of the Byrd Rule.

National Faith Coalition Stands Up for Reproductive and Religious Freedom
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June 27, 2025

National Faith Coalition Stands Up for Reproductive and Religious Freedom

Last week, Interfaith Alliance proudly joined the launch of Faithful Majority for Reproductive Freedom, the first national faith-based coalition dedicated to advancing reproductive and religious freedom. This coalition unites diverse faith organizations committed to challenging the harmful falsehood that religion opposes reproductive health care.

Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling Against Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law is a Big Win for Religious Freedom
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June 20, 2025

Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling Against Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law is a Big Win for Religious Freedom

Interfaith Alliance, a leading advocate for healthy boundaries between religion and government, welcomed the ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals that prevents Louisiana from enforcing its unconstitutional law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments. Interfaith Alliance was one of 19 religious organizations that co-signed a friend-of-the-court brief in the case.